Helicopter Tour Highlights
- Tour the most geologically active environment on earth which has been continuously erupting since 1983. Tour emphasis is on the most current areas of volcanic activity. View lava flows, tropical rain forests and cascading waterfalls while learning about the history and culture of Hawaii.
Ground Tour Highlights
- Volcanoes National Park
- Visitor Center
- Kilauea Iki Crater
- Chain of Crater’s Road
- Kilauea Craters
- Volcanic Steam Vents
- 1983 Lava Flow
- Goddess Pele’s Crown
- Goddess Pele’s Profile
Adult (12 to 64) | $1099.99 |
Senior (65 & above) | $1089.00 |
Child (2 to 11) | $1079.99 |
Infant Seat (2 year old) | $449.99 |
Lap Child (Under 2 year old) | Free |
Note: If you want your infant to have a separate seat on the flight, please choose Infant Seat option.
Tour Itinerary :
- 8:13am flight to Big Island
- 9:15am check-in helicopter
- 10:00am helicopter tour (45-50 minute ride)
- Tour narration by pilots who are State of Hawaii Certified Tour Guides
- 11:00am meet tour guide for guided ground tour
- Volcanoes National Park
- Visitor Center
- Kilauea Iki Crater
- Chain of Crater’s Road
- Kilauea Craters
- Volcanic Steam Vents
- 5:13pm flight back to Maui
- 6:00pm arrive in Maui
Please Prepare :
- Passport is needed for foreign citizens.
- U.S. Government Issued photo ID (for U.S. residents)
- Covered shoes and warm clothing
Exclusions :
- Gratuity is recommended
- Lunch is not included(tour guide will stop for your to purchase lunch)
Helicopter Tour Highlights
- Tour the most geologically active environment on earth which has been continuously erupting since 1983. Tour emphasis is on the most current areas of volcanic activity. View lava flows, tropical rain forests and cascading waterfalls while learning about the history and culture of Hawaii.
Actual experience and interaction with the most active volcano in the world at the Volcanoes National Park
- Volcanoes National Park – Admission included. Established in 1916, is a United States National Park located in the U.S. State of Hawaii on the island of Hawaii. It encompasses two active volcanoes: Kīlauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, and Mauna Loa.
- Volcanic Steam Vents : Ground water seeps down to the hot volcanic rocks in this area and returns to the surface as steam. While standing at the Steam Vents, take a good look around. The area between the caldera’s edge and outer cliffs of Kīlauea Caldera is a treeless plain.
- Kilauea Crater : The most active volcano crater in the world.
- Mount Kilauea : is a currently active shield volcano in the Hawaiian Islands, and the most active of the five
- Visitor Center
- Chain of Crater’s Road
- Lava Fields